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Catastrophes

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The Wanderer

Fritz Leiber

1964 ★ 3.0

Dust explosions in the process industries

Rolf K. Eckhoff

1991

Holding Back the Sea

Christopher Hallowell

2001

Focus on environmental geology

Ronald Warren Tank

1976

From the Titanic to the Challenger

Susan Davis Herring

1989

Cosmic catastrophes

Clark R. Chapman

1989

Digital Humanitarians

Patrick Meier

2015

Disaster!

René Schmidt

1999

Flood hazards and health

Roger Few

2005

Regions of risk

Kenneth Hewitt

1997

Man and society in disaster

George W. Baker

1962

Disaster handbook

Solomon Garb

1969

Disaster Canada

Janet Looker

2000

Public Health Management of Disasters

Linda Young Landesman

2005

Age of Calamity

Time-Life Books

1989

Oxford Bookworms Factfiles: Stage 4

Mary McIntosh

1999

The Routledge handbook of hazards and distaster risk reduction

Benjamin Wisner

2011

Markets Of Sorrow Labors Of Faith New Orleans In The Wake Of Katrina

Vincanne Adams

2013

Extinction and survival in human populations

Ivan A. Brady, Charles D. Laughlin

1978

When your whole world changes

Biblica (Publisher)

2011

Dangerous World: Natural Disasters Manmade Catastrophes And Futr Of Humn Survival

Marq De Villiers

2008

Helping children cope with disasters and terrorism

Annette M. La Greca

2002

About disasters

Joy Berry

1990

Nature on the rampage

Ann Sutton

1962

Predictable surprises

Max H. Bazerman, Michael D. Watkins

2004

The Red Man's revenge

Robert Michael Ballantyne

1880

Geohazards

Nicholas K. Coch

1995

The Social Roots of Risk: Producing Disasters, Promoting Resilience (High Reliability and Crisis Management)

Kathleen Tierney

2014

Everything in its path

Kai Erikson

1976

The cycle of cosmic catastrophes

Richard B. Firestone

2006

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